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Meta's latest update wasn’t just noise. Pilothouse strategist Taylor Cain breaks down how Andromeda’s smarter delivery system let them consolidate campaigns, increase CTRs, and scale cleaner than ever this BFCM.

For CMOs optimizing Meta spend across brands or business units...

30% YoY CTR lift through creative-persona alignment + fewer campaigns
Why campaign consolidation is outperforming classic testing structures
Partnership ads: how Pilothouse uses Meta’s dynamic features to drive both reach + retargeting
How to rethink frequency, offer alignment, and creative iterations mid-campaign
What MTA tools like Triple Whale unlocked when real-time tracking mattered most

Who this is for: CMOs, paid media directors, and growth leads navigating platform complexity

What to steal:

Test in your best campaign, not in isolation (if the creative is ready)
Meme-style statics backed by real offers = full-funnel magic
Let performance inform your campaign segmentation — not the other way around

Timestamps:

00:00 Meta’s Shift Away From Traditional Testing

01:08 What Actually Drove BFCM Winners

02:56 Andromeda’s Real Impact on Performance

04:22 Why CTR Jumped During BFCM

05:47 Consolidation Is Beating Fragmentation

07:37 How Creative Is Fed Into Winning Campaigns

11:00 Why Partnership Ads Took Off This Year

23:52 The Email + Paid Connection That Mattered Most

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#ecommerce #dtc #digitalmarketing #paidmedia #metads #andromeda #adcreative #performancemarketing #bfcmmarketing #q4marketing #retentionmarketing #emailmarketing #attribution #triplewhale #marketingstrategy #growthmarketing #ugcads #creatorads #partnershipads

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